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Dar Zamaria Aleppo

Al-Hatab Square Aleppo, EX4 4HF, Syria

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"When I'm in Syria i am safe!"

A travel blog entry by maartenmarieann

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... een zalig backpackers hotelleke. 's Avonds botsten we ook weer op onze Kenji. Hij bleek het bed naast Maarten gereserveerd te hebben. Diezelfde dag zijn we al een eerste keer naar de Petra-site gegaan. Een relaxdagje dachten we. We besloten om rustig naar de Monastry te wandelen. Bleek dat plots een klim van 800 treden te zijn. Toch maar stevig volgehouden en ons niet per ezel of kameel laten vervoeren. Dag 8 en 9 hebben we ook nog in Petra rond ...

Final Days

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A wander around with Simon, Ozzie guy from the hostel who gave me some good tips on photography. Hopefully you will see the benefits and increase in "creative" photos as time progresses. Here's one now!

A brief trip to the Great Mosque, built around 8AD and with sections restored in 1169AD following a fire. A ...

Miss Britta und die syrische Gastfreundschaft

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... chst persönlich sein Lieblingsrestaurant zu zeigen sowie bei einem alkoholfreien Bierchen („Try Miss Britta, drink more!") beim Essen zuzugucken. Aber das war noch längst nicht alles, was Herr Walid an diesem Abend in seinem Repertoire hatte. Denn kaum waren wir auf der Straße, schwupps stand schon sein dritter Sohn Raschid an der Ecke, um uns im blitzeblank geputzten Kia durch die nächtlichen Straßen Aleppos zu kutschieren. Nach diesem ...

Sour

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... purees, and kibbeh, purple sumac sprinkled on dips and sandwiches, the impossibly fresh and juicy citrus fruits and thick tangy yogurt which became a vital part of my morning routine. I studied Arabic, I ate, I wandered, and I awaited the day that I would be in Aleppo gorging on grilled meatballs bathed in cherry sauce and mhammara the spicy tangy red pepper dip which uses the famous Aleppo pepper to give it the kick.

But alas, it ...

The journey, not the arrival, matters

A travel blog entry by sorbus

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... and “disappeared” until two English merchants came across it in the 17th century. Today there is a large green oasis behind mud brick walls with date palms growing in tidy squares packed tightly together. Beside the road when leaving were pomegranates for sale along with leather jackets.

From Palmyra we went further east, touching briefly the border with Iraq at Abu Kamal where the flashier, tighter, more westernised clothes of ...

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